Sentences with phrase «at editing though»

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It was not an ideal circumstance, but it instilled in me a healthy instinct not to edit more than necessary» though «necessary» is here a term subject to debate» and at all times to attend carefully to the author's intended meaning (however inscrutable that might be).

The tensions with Charlotte were a regular topic at the family dinner table, so much so that when I heard Isaiah 1:18 quoted, which was common in my evangelical youth, I would mentally edit it to read: «Though your sin be as Charlotte's it shall be as white as snow.»

Even though original authors are not known, it is known to have been massivley edited at differnt times with whole sections torn out... Yet it is the word of a god.

Between book writing and editing though, my family is lucky to have meals this week at all, much less those made with love!

It worked out just fine though since I wanted to start posting my monthly edits at the beginning of the month anyway (Sorry August).

In fact, the final Edit - a-Thon at the AAAS Annual Meeting had «Diversity in Science» as its focus, though it's not exclusive to the list of Wiki Edit - a-Thons trying to promote diversity in learning spaces.

It worked out just fine though since I wanted to start posting my monthly edits at the beginning of the month anyway (Sorry August).

I'm so eager though to share the beauty tips and tricks I have picked up over the years, that in end I thought oh, what the hell, filmed myself by a window with my ipad and didn't edit at all!

Be sure to check out Monday's post though, I have you an inside look at how I crop and edit some of my pictures.

Though at first glance The State Street Edit looks like a pretty straightforward fashion blog, the thing I have the most fun with is writing.

If you want to drill down, though, simply click the word «edit» which appears at the top next to the word search.

Moody though incoherent, boldly cynical if hampered by extraordinarily poor editing (it appears as though characters are able to travel at light speed from location to location — the budget probably couldn't support transitional coverage), The Calling is so earnestly bad that I really got a kick out of it.

He puts the director in an editing bay, provides him with drugs (though Jeremy is, at least briefly, proudly sober), and sets off to tend to his next crisis, namely, Bruce Willis» (playing himself) rumored new look.

At once a story of childhood and discovery, this film achieves universal appeal though its caustic wit, deft editing, and commitment to thematic elements.

While a little long - winded and in much need for some additional editing, seeing these kinds of struggles take place just to play music makes you appreciate the fact that even though a lot of our music in the U.S. is indeed bad, at least we have music.

And though the inability to communicate with someone at a juncture where grief makes it entirely hard to relate is realistic, as an editing and filmmaking tool it makes for somewhat frustrating viewing.

It's suffocating (I'd never considered how liberating edits were from a complete immersion into a film) and at times unbearably tense — and though some will point to the airlessness of Hitch's Rope or the fluid choreography of Alexander Sokurov's Russian Ark, The Silent House is a different beast altogether.

Interestingly, though, all eight Best Picture nominees this year ended up winning at least one Oscar, for elements ranging from sound editing to screenplay, acting, and more.

I liked the film's grainy cinematography, nervous editing and moody Clint Mansell score, and even though Tillman Jr. indulges in flashy visuals at times (I bet he's a fan of Tony Scott's «Man on Fire), «Faster» feels surprisingly grounded in general.

The script by William Nicholson and Simon Beaufoy does an acceptable job balancing the plot between the climbers, the people coordinating rescue efforts back at base camp, and the families left behind, and Mick Audsley's editing hangs together well, though it gets hard to keep track of characters because there are a lot of them and their faces are covered by oxygen masks for much of the second half.

The editing is impressive, though never reaches the peaks of Monsters, Inc.'s incredible climax, and whilst the runtime seems a little long at 110 minutes, the film never drags.

There are some wonderful stylistic tricks Vaughn employs at different points (first - person POV, split - screen montages); however, now and again the film feels a little unbalanced or unpolished in its editing (likely due to the rushed production schedule), though average movie fans are not likely to notice these seams sticking out.

Paquin was one of the many «X-Men» movie veterans who returned for «Days of Future Past,» and though her scene has been cut during the editing process, the «X-Men: First Class» sequel marked her fourth run at portraying the character.

Griffith's rhythmic editing and use of location and depth of field is in full display in an early attempt at a «realistic» story; though for some reason one family displays the American Biograph logo in their home.

Even then, it's difficult to feel as if we're actually witnessing anything new, though by that point the combination of rapid - fire editing and an over-emotive score at least succeeds in stimulating us enough to create the illusion of excitement.

Allow at least a week or two for editing, though some may work faster.

Also, the all - important first chapter can benefit from feedback on plot, structure, readability, whether the characters are interesting, and whether the reader might be likely to keep reading One issue I have found, though, is the difference between American and British English, which can hinder editing at first, but I believe this difficulty can be overcome (I'm Australian).

I acquired and edited three of his humor books at F+W (though only two were published — long story), and we partnered on a short - lived humor imprint that deserved more attention than it received, like so many things in publishing.

The time is well worth it, though, because at the end, your book will have received the most extensive and beneficial editing services we provide.

You should get the same level of editing at many smaller publishers as you would at a larger one, though.

They will also be able to print and share PDF files too though editing the same will remain off - bound, at least for the time being though a subsequent update will surely open up the editing feature too.

I leave dubious «stand - alone» developmental edits such as these to the thousands of copyeditors out there who lay - out their placards and offer «professional editing services», even though they have never assessed the publication worthiness of a single manuscript submission; or sat behind a real desk, in a real office, at a real book publishing company, or a real literary agency, in their lives.

She was brilliant at selling her work and said that even though her book was over 1000 pages that her old English teacher had edited her book for free.

A group at one traditional publisher went to the head of the company to complain, and he denied there was a problem — even though multiple long - published authors pointed out that their only «edits» now were a handful of word choice changes.

EDIT: Just adding this to my answer - I don't know why I didn't put it in before, and I hasten to add that I'm not an expert though a little investigation will show you that this is at least one option for owning gold.

- when you sign in with your password, you will be prompted to enter a verification code - at the same time, a one - use verification code is sent to an authentication app on your smart device - once you enter this code in the sign - in form, you can use your account as usual - to activate it, simply click on the Edit button next to Two - Step Verification, then follow the instructions - the service uses Google Authentificator for 2FA with Nintendo Accounts, though it seems other apps work too

You can easily customize your budget to fit your needs, and even though you're giving every dollar a job at the beginning of the month, you can edit your budget at any time if an unexpected cost comes up.

In short, users will be allowed to have both their personal and work logins running at the same time, though in separate apps; they'll be able to share documents through the Work site but not yet edit them; and much of the way posts and links are presented will resemble Facebook Groups.

Office seems to block two users from editing the same sentence or paragraph at the same time, though this wasn't consistent in my testing, and when I tried collaborative editing with one user working in a browser and the other in desktop Office, sometimes the two versions of the document took more than a minute to get into sync.